The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1887-10-14
STATE NE WIS.

9Th inst Hon. Clay hnobloeh, present
Lieutenant Governor, announced that
pc was candidate for The governor
ship.
Terrebonne Times Sugar rolling
has commenced 10 Terrebonne. On
Bayaa pn Large tho small planters
have begun and report The yield salts
factorv.
Tic police Jury Of Lincoln parish
l,as afiara8 ~ election for The sth of
November e take the sense Of The
peonls Of that parish % The whisky
question.
Chronicle Since Fhos. @
aIanning bas resigned tie Mission to
Mexico IN that gallant veteran. Francis
n Kieh5Ils IL appointed ana retire in
Identified Wsy from TIE uncertain
bonoTs u 81 won ID faction fght ia
IRE Democratic household.
ci.., z,,,.nal. gst,rd.y
~ 80. hisrs;. son IA n M NcCsi1
" No. narisb mo 4 ii Years ma
and weighs SO pounds, picked $50
ponads Of clean cotton. He was pre-
sented with new pair Of boots. We
dare say no other parish can prodnee
SO y0ang and swift cotton picker.
The Galveston merchants who on
tered into arrangements with the
Tecbe sugar planters to handle the
present crop Of that section, have Sc
cured suitable steamers and all neoes-
aarg barges for the purpose, and
direct line Of boats between Morgan
Clty, where the sugar VIII be loaded
On inc barges' ana 4aiyeston VIII DC
inangnrated immediasely'
Morgan City Free Press We are
afraid from the reports thatEthe jean
erette Fair was not what i should
have been. The great mistake was in
not using the right kind Of printers
ink. TWAS the people OF this section
that should have been interested and
proper working of the local press
would have brought about better re-
sults by securing that interest.
The farmers have made fine crops
of corn all throughout North Louisi-
ana, The cotton crop will be some
what short on account OF the raTages
of the worms. Those planters who
have used Paris green have been sue
eessful in destroying the worms and
obtaining a good crop Of cotton, and
10 such an extent, that, hereafter, the
supply of this poison will be kept on
hand to be used for emergencies in
future years.
Don.ldsorvfIlo Cbo;f. The strangtb
oFtbe McEnerv faction in Ascension
& sonstaniIv ;ncraas;ng We note in
another part of to-day's Cheif the re-
cent birth Of four children, two boys
and two girls. The incipient voters
both spring from McEBery stock,
while the girls are Of Nichols antecG-
dents. The fates arc smiling upon the
administrationists and the opposition
should take warning in time and cease
Sighting the inevitable Coming events
cast their shadows before
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noV' oc The OnoIonsas hsr d,ed a, his
f.. III 80, 'I ,@us 49, ,l' XII ;aat
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;nf.,,o,, IInIao.,,o an .t,orI,.,' .,Lorf
forSr.sro 1onr. ora md ofinrwyrE
yis;;.J Er3nna Vine 5 bo craJno,ad
Judge Martcl ersLwhile flied the dis,
triet bench, was State Senator, and
has always been leader in that com
manity. lie was a Democrat Of the
old school, Tried ard trnp, and by his
death the community hears an ire
parable loss
.Poso;or p,ooo,... ucnoonI,, lcov
.tha,.rLn,. inLoi,;t ano Of ,l,o post fny
nrsd anj mas, ,r,.dnc,i,n sections a
10 ,s,,tL and tbar ro.l;9o ,bo, 4,
IS nnIy a .ousstion If time and a sbor,
finc q, Mi when ,Lo trno yolno q
Bossier narisb and If Nortb I,onis;sn,
viii he rtecognizad and tbn home seeLa
and eanitaIists will he among MS lie
them como Onr -rasonroes arc nm
SURPASSED and when Inc great way
of nrosperity which is spreadino owe
the5Snnav Sopth does cemo here ;
will come TO stav, Il can be no sud
den speculation bubble but a soil
substantial increase of property value
brought about by realization OF th
realHalae Of our productive soil.
Iberia Suqar Bo,pl, Last Sunda
was the closing dav of tic sacond an